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to sync contacts however as one there are too many contacts on gmail of which most of them do not have name or anything and secondly it would duplicate many contacts. Is there a way to do it neatly? Getting the conractd i want and merging them with those of my phone?
I had much better luck on the MyTouch which seemed to download mail -- though I did not test the folders as you did.
The HTC Pure was a mess on the email and I hardly was able to access anything. Unfortunately during the limited time that I had the Pure Google was also undergoing a significant Google Sync outage so I can't tell whether both were related.
So far the only place Google Sync seems to work very well (as opposed to just sorta working) is on my iPhone - -and even then it has patches of flakiness where it won't show any email. I'd say it's working about 85% of the time I try it on the iPhone and it does push the mail nearly instantly.
I've gone back to NuevaSync and that has been perfect, both before trying Google Sync and since switching back. At least on WM, I can subscribe to folders (the equivalent of labels in gmail) and move messages to those folders from my phone (though I rarely do that - I use my phone basically as a window into what has been mailed to me, and a way to read and send important emails on the go, which happens pretty infrequently.)